rock-led and Philly-bred to funky grooves that move your shoes and lift your blues Get your favorite friends together and join the party led by Juwana Jenkins songwriter and performer from Philadelphia who delights and uplifts audiences across the world with her unmistakable soulful lyrics raw performances and rich delivery of her own original music Juwana has served as a front-woman for bands Her much-acclaimed collaboration with noted harmonica player Charlie Slavik The Blues Keeps You Alive (Charisma Records garnered the attention of music critics and earned Jenkins the title of “Blues Queen.” Known for her trademark fiery Juwana embarked on her solo career with the debut single Juwana Jenkins – voc;  Charlie Slavík – harm; Ondřej Fišer – g; Mark Haynes  – b; Marcus Jurkovič – dr It is no longer necessary to reserve a seat when purchasing a seated ticket please write your request in the note when purchasing the ticket Fulfillment of the request cannot be guaranteed Juwana Jenkins - Long Time Music Video (Full Version) Juwana Jenkins- Ain't No Color But The Blues Juwana Jenkins & Her Mojo Band (LIVE CONCERT): Never Say I Love You Juwana Jenkins & Her Mojo Band (LIVE CONCERT) Eka Yudha Saputra TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - International Law Professor at the University of Indonesia, Hikmahanto Juwana, said the country’s joint development with China potentially violates the law.  “Several laws in Indonesia are violated if the joint development truly comes to fruition,” said Hikmahanto Juwana in a statement to Tempo on Wednesday Indonesian President Prabowo and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping issued a joint statement on November 9 where it’s mentioned that "the two sides reached important common understanding on joint development in areas of overlapping claims." which said “The two sides will jointly create more bright spots in maritime cooperation.” Hikmahanto questioned whether the overlapping claims cited related to China’s unilateral claim on the Ten Dash Line (previously known as the Nine Dash Line) overlapping with Indonesia's EEZ in North Natuna it signaled a fundamental change to Indonesia’s policy on China’s territorial claim which will impact the geopolitical climate in the region.  under former President Joko Widodo’s reign has not acknowledged China’s unilateral Ten Dash Line claim especially since it is not recognized in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in which Indonesia and China are participating countries the Permanent Court of Arbitration in 2016 affirmed that China's unilateral claim is indeed not recognized in UNCLOS," he said Yet the joint statement on November 9 has led Indonesia to acknowledge China's unilateral claim on the Ten Dash Line Hikmahanto explained that joint development only occurs when each country mutually acknowledges the existence of overlapping maritime zones The recognition of China's unilateral claim on the Ten Dash Line clearly does not align with the maritime boundary negotiations that Indonesia has been conducting Indonesia has never engaged in maritime negotiations with China since it does not recognize the Ten Dash Line Hikmahanto said countries that are in conflict with China over its territorial claims possibly triggering tensions among ASEAN countries.  "Not to mention major countries that do not acknowledge China's unilateral claim because it affects international freedom of navigation will be highly disappointed with Indonesia's standing," he said this will change the political landscape in the region." A joint development in North Natuna will greatly benefit China “This diverges from President Prabowo's inaugural speech as president addressing the People's Consultative Assembly that Indonesia will not stand behind competing superpowers," he said The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in its official statement on Monday, November 11, explained that this agreement lines up with the spirit of the Declaration of the Conduct of the Parties in the South China Sea, which was agreed upon by ASEAN countries and China in 2002 and the effort to create peace in the South China Sea region the Ministry of Foreign Affairs asserted that this agreement cannot be interpreted as an acknowledgment of the Ten Dash Line "Indonesia reaffirms its position that the Ten Dash claim has no international legal basis and is not in line with UNCLOS 1982 this cooperation does not affect Indonesia's sovereignty or jurisdiction in the North Natuna Sea," said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Suci Sekarwati contributed to the writing of this article.Editor’s Choice: Prabowo, Joe Biden Discuss Gaza and South China Sea    Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Halal Snack Polemic: Tests by MUI Contradict BPJPH, BPOM Findings on Pork Content Deadly Bus Accident Leaves 12 Dead in Indonesia, Police: Brake Failure Bappenas, FAO Host Training Workshop to Enhance Governance in Indonesia's Agrifood Systems Transformation Hasan Nasbi Cancels Resignation as Indonesia's PCO Head: 'I Am Loyal to the President' Vasectomy for Social Assistance? 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she cherished her time with her loved ones whom she cared for daily until her passing last year Juwana found joy in every moment spent with her granddaughter and their playful games of hide and seek will always be a treasured memory Whether it was through her work at Wal-Mart where she touched many lives with her cheerful spirit or her fondness for simple pleasures like watching daytime soaps or taking family trips to Emerald Isle and Bugs Island she found joy in the little things and shared that joy generously She is preceded in death by her dear sister A service to celebrate Juwana’s beautiful life will be held on Sunday 2025 at 3:00PM at Lowe Funeral Home Chapel by Rev The family will receive friends from 1:45-2:45pm prior to the service Juwana will be laid to rest in a private burial at Alamance Memorial Park Juwana Rose Wagoner Summers will forever be remembered for her selflessness and the indelible mark she left on the hearts of everyone she encountered May her memory continue to inspire and bring comfort to all who knew her Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Hammam Izzuddin TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Professor of international law at the University of Indonesia (UI), Hikmahanto Juwana, urged the Indonesian government to reject the United States' proposal to relocate two million Palestinians the discourse on relocating the Palestinian people is not in accordance with the Indonesian constitution the rejection of the US proposal is in order to oppose the policy to perpetuate colonization on earth," said Juwana in a written statement on Tuesday The Chancellor of Jenderal Ahmad Yani University said that Indonesian people who sympathize need to be more careful This is because he considers the idea of relocating the Palestinian population could be a US strategy under President Trump to help Israel perpetuate Israeli colonization of Palestinian land relocation could mean emptying Palestinian land from its own citizens "The conflict in Palestine is actually a problem of illegal land occupation by the Zionist Israeli government," he said the proposal came from Donald Trump's envoy an official involved in the US leadership transition stated that Witkoff planned to visit Gaza to ensure the implementation of the ceasefire While ensuring the first phase of the ceasefire agreement and discussions on the next phase Trump and his team also noted the importance of a long-term solution to end the conflict in Gaza "The question of how to rebuild Gaza remains unanswered as well as where the estimated 2 million Palestinians could be relocated in the meantime is one location that is being discussed for some of them," the transition official said One of the issues currently being faced is the fate and whereabouts of the two million Palestinians in Gaza whose fate and whereabouts must be considered as Gaza's reconstruction proceeds the Trump transition team acknowledged that the discourse is highly controversial among both Palestinians and Arabs in general Many believe that relocation to another location would provide Israel with an excuse to expel Gazans from their homeland Editor's Choice: Why Donald Trump's Envoy Suggests Relocating Gaza Residents to Indonesia? Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Indonesia's Mount Semeru Erupts 3 Times This Morning BPS: Indonesian Economic Growth Slows to 4.87% in Q1 2025 Indonesian-Flagged Ships Achieve Fifth White List Inclusion in Tokyo MoU Anthony Albanese Makes Indonesia His First Visit After Winning Australian Election World's Best Muslim-Friendly Country Destinations First Day of Hajj Pilgrimage: 7,514 Pilgrims Depart from Indonesia Malaysian Climber Falls into Ravine on Mount Rinjani Hiking Trail Indonesia Repatriates 152 Workers Deported from Saudi Arabia Indonesian Govt to Distribute 15,000 Smart Boards to Schools Nationwide Flooding has affected several areas in Demak Regency The floods have been spreading further in the past few days This recent flood disaster has been linked to the reappearance of the Muria Strait a Geology Engineering lecturer from the UGM Faculty of Engineering (FT UGM) stated that the Muria Strait in Central Java would not reappear and Pati were originally part of the Muria Strait which transformed into low-lying areas around the 10th to 15th centuries “The formation of these areas was due to sediment carried during repeated floods,” he explained on Monday (Mar He mentioned that the Muria Strait would not resurface due to geological processes like the erosion of the Kendeng and Rembang Hill Ridges by the networks of the Tuntang River and Juwana River still ongoing to this day This condition has led to the silting up of the Muria Strait This is not unusual because these low-lying areas were formed due to flood overflows,” he clarified Husein explained that the sedimentation process of rivers generally occurs during floods where sediment deposits accumulate as floodplains and Juwana are low-lying areas resulting from flood sedimentation from the Tuntang the disappearance of the Muria Strait and its transformation into low-lying areas today is due to floods from these three rivers there’s no need to worry that Demak and its surroundings will become a sea again because these recurring floods bring sediment that forms low-lying areas,” he stated especially land use changes due to urban growth significantly impact the former low-lying Muria Strait area geologically One of the geological impacts is land compaction for building construction and groundwater use especially amid the increasing hydro-meteorological disasters currently occurring Husein added that heavy and continuous rainfall could increase water discharge in upstream river areas This could result in extreme flooding that persists for days To anticipate extreme flooding in Demak and its surroundings Husein believes the government needs to reassess dike capacity adjusted to potential extreme flood scenarios it is hoped that the rivers can handle a larger water discharge without causing floods “River normalization efforts have been conducted but redesigning based on current conditions is necessary for the future,” he suggested Husein mentioned the importance of regular monitoring and maintenance of dikes This step is expected to prevent dike collapses at several points that could lead to river siltation Please contact us for any problem with SIMASTER (Direktorat Teknologi Informasi Directorate of Information Technology ) dan Lingkungan Office of Workplace and Environmental Security and Safety and Emergencies) E: info@ugm.ac.id | P: +62(274)588688 | F: +62(274)565223 | WA: +628112869988 There is no need to reserve a seat when purchasing a seating ticket.  Ajakan Jokowi agar Australia Gabung ASEAN Dinilai Sulit Terwujud JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Sinyal yang diberikan Presiden Joko Widodo agar Australia bergabung dengan ASEAN dinilai hanya basa-basi dan bukan merupakan ajakan serius Ajakan Jokowi tersebut harus dibicarakan dan disetujui oleh kepala negara ASEAN lainnya "Karena kan ASEAN tidak hanya Indonesia saja yang menentukan harus dibicarakan dengan negara lain di ASEAN," kata Guru Besar Hukum Internasional Universitas Indonesia Baca juga: Jokowi: Saya Menantikan untuk Menyambut Australia di ASEAN KOMPAS/WAWAN H PRABOWO Hikmahanto JuwanaMenurut Hikmahanto sangat kecil kemungkinan Australia diterima oleh Kepala Negara ASEAN lainnya masih ada sejumlah negara yang mengantre untuk masuk ASEAN seperti Timor Leste dan Papua Nugini "Timor Leste mau masuk saja belum ada kesepakatan," kata dia para pimpinan ASEAN juga akan mempertimbangkan arah pemerintahan Australia yang kerap berubah Baca juga: Presiden Jokowi: Ide Bagus jika Australia Bergabung dengan ASEAN Jika partai konservatif yang memimpin negeri itu seperti saat ini Australia lebih senang dianggap sebagai bagian dari masyarakat Eropa Lain halnya jika yang memimpin negeri Kanguru itu adalah Partai Buruh maka Australia akan mendekati tetangganya di Asia "Repotnya kalau Australia dekat Eropa masuk ASEAN agak aneh," kata Hikmahanto dalam wawancara dengan salah satu media Australia Presiden Jokowi mengaku menyambut baik jika Australia mau bergabung sebagai anggota baru ASEAN Baca juga: Ini yang Dibicarakan Jokowi dengan AS-ASEAN Business Council Pernyataan ini diungkapkan Presiden menjelang pertemuan para pemimpin negara-negara blok Asia Tenggara di Sydney "Saya pikir itu ide bagus," kata Presiden Jokowi kepada Sydney Morning Herald merujuk gagasan masuknya Australia ke ASEAN sebagai rangkaian dari KTT Khusus ASEAN-Australia Jokowi juga mengajak para Australia untuk berinvestasi di ASEAN Jokowi kembali menyampaikan sinyal agar Australia bergabung dengan ASEAN “Saya menantikan untuk menyambut Australia di ASEAN Kompas Cyber Media (Kompas Gramedia Digital Group) Baca juga: '+json_baca_juga.items[i].title+' We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Mary Louise Russell-Green, 83, of Chattanooga, passed away Tuesday, October 1, 2024, in a local hospital. 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You can change your cookie settings at any time Freedom of Information releases and corporate reports British Embassy Jakarta hosted the first Annual Chevening Alumni Gathering on Thursday The event welcomed back to Indonesia and Timor Leste the Chevening Scholars of 2013/14 The British Ambassador His Excellency Moazzam Malik gave awards for the Most Engaged Alumni of 2014 and the Chevening Opinion Former of 2014 for Most Engaged Alumni; and Professor Hikmahanto Juwana and Dr Rizal Sukma for Chevening Opinion Formers 2014 The Chevening Scholarships Programme is a globally renowned scheme and this year the Scholarships will support more than 600 future leaders 70 scholars will be from Indonesia and Timor Leste – a 300% increase on last year Chevening Alumni have an excellent record of rising to positions of leadership across a wide range of fields I am delighted to recognise two such Alumni who have become thought leaders in Indonesia today – Professor Hikmahanto and Dr Rizal Sukma I hope their example and that of others will inspire the next generation of Chevening scholars Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details "Before leaving for the sea, it feels a bit sad to leave the family," Dimas said. "But this is our job, so we have to do it." "Because of the waves, my boat once leaked and I and other fishermen had to drain the water overnight so it didn't get higher," Dimas said. His colleague, Mohamad Hadi Susilo said bad weather is the most common challenge he faces while fishing in Arafura. "If I face such bad weather, I can only pray," said Hadi. While waiting for the calm weather to return, he said, fishermen usually pull over into the lee side of a nearby island. "But even that is now uncertain how long the weather will return to normal," said the 30-year-old. However, extreme seasonal changes have resulted in predictions of the appearance of the Waluku Star or the Constellation Orion, which are the benchmarks for determining the seasons, often missed. "We still often use 'ilmu titen' when we go to sea, but now it's often not appropriate," said Dimas. Hadi said the loss due to the erratic weather was substantial for fishermen. "Losses can reach billions in a season," he said. For one season, a group of fishermen and the ship owner must spend around Rp3 billion for supplies and other needs. When bad weather hits, they do not work while their supplies such as diesel and food run low. Hadi said that although he still often uses traditional methods to predict the weather, his team also follows weather predictions from the Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). "But even then it is sometimes not right. For example, high waves are predicted to come today, but in reality, it could be a day sooner or later. We at sea are confused," he said. Sugeng Nugroho, administrator of the Indonesian Traditional Fishermen Association (KNTI) said many members have complained about the sudden bad weather at sea increasing the risk of accidents. "We often receive reports of incidents of boat sinking, boats leaking or breaking because of the waves. Not only in the deep sea east of Indonesia, but similar incidents often occur in other marine areas," said Sugeng. Although research must be carried out to find more detailed data and facts, Sugeng believes that the climate crisis has negatively affected fishermen's work, increasing the difficulty of fishing as well as the risk of accidents at sea. Recently, for example, KM Setia Makmur sank in the waters of Arafura in July. Of the 21 crew members, seven survived and 14 remain missing and are presumed drowned. Reports said that bad weather and high waves were the main factors. According to WALHI, the climate crisis has also limited the time fishermen are able to go to sea, cutting it to six months per year, cutting into their income, and impairing their social and economic lives, causing some to switch professions. According to KKP data, the number of Indonesian fishermen in 2017, estimated at 2.67 million, declined to 2.64 million in 2018 and 2.39 million in 2019. The sun was just rising when 'KM Satria Tambah Makmur' took Dimas and Hadi away from the beach. The days are tiring, boring, and perhaps stressful they will pass throughout this fishing season. However, when the net is full of fish, said Dimas, it is a happy time. "Maybe the challenges ahead for fishermen will be more difficult. But what I can do now, I will do my best." Ainur Rahmah writes regularly for Asia Sentinel. This was made possible by a grant from the Arafura and Timor Seas Ecosystem Action Program (ATSEA) Part 2 will appear tomorrow. Photos by Dhani Setiawan ReplyShareTopLatestDiscussionsNo posts The night was getting late but a group of fishermen were still busy preparing equipment and supplies for the 250-gross tonne KM Satria Tambah Makmur, docked at Juwana Harbor in Central Java. The head of the ship's engine room, 25-year-old Dimas Bagaskara went back and forth to check the supplies of fuel and safety equipment that they would take to sail the next day. Occasionally he joked with his comrades just to keep them awake. \\\"Before leaving for the sea, it feels a bit sad to leave the family,\\\" Dimas said. \\\"But this is our job, so we have to do it.\\\" \\\"Because of the waves, my boat once leaked and I and other fishermen had to drain the water overnight so it didn't get higher,\\\" Dimas said. His colleague, Mohamad Hadi Susilo said bad weather is the most common challenge he faces while fishing in Arafura. \\\"If I face such bad weather, I can only pray,\\\" said Hadi. While waiting for the calm weather to return, he said, fishermen usually pull over into the lee side of a nearby island. \\\"But even that is now uncertain how long the weather will return to normal,\\\" said the 30-year-old. However, extreme seasonal changes have resulted in predictions of the appearance of the Waluku Star or the Constellation Orion, which are the benchmarks for determining the seasons, often missed. \\\"We still often use 'ilmu titen' when we go to sea, but now it's often not appropriate,\\\" said Dimas. Hadi said the loss due to the erratic weather was substantial for fishermen \\\"Losses can reach billions in a season,\\\" he said a group of fishermen and the ship owner must spend around Rp3 billion for supplies and other needs they do not work while their supplies such as diesel and food run low Hadi said that although he still often uses traditional methods to predict the weather his team also follows weather predictions from the Meteorology \\\"But even then it is sometimes not right administrator of the Indonesian Traditional Fishermen Association (KNTI) said many members have complained about the sudden bad weather at sea increasing the risk of accidents \\\"We often receive reports of incidents of boat sinking boats leaking or breaking because of the waves Not only in the deep sea east of Indonesia but similar incidents often occur in other marine areas,\\\" said Sugeng Although research must be carried out to find more detailed data and facts Sugeng believes that the climate crisis has negatively affected fishermen's work increasing the difficulty of fishing as well as the risk of accidents at sea KM Setia Makmur sank in the waters of Arafura in July seven survived and 14 remain missing and are presumed drowned Reports said that bad weather and high waves were the main factors Data from the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (WALHI) state that the climate crisis has resulted in an increase in the number of deaths of fishermen At least 251 fishermen died at sea in 2020 almost three times compared to 2010 which was only 86. Data from the National Transportation Safety Commission (KNKT) show the incidence of accidents at sea in the 2018-2020 period is dominated by fishing vessels which accounted for 31 percent of the 76 accidents this is thought to be an iceberg phenomenon 62/2013 concerning Transportation Accident Investigations the NTSC is only ordered to investigate accidents with ships weighing more than 100 gross tonnes the number of shipwrecks with a capacity of under that weight was estimated at 400 incidents in the same period the climate crisis has also limited the time fishermen are able to go to sea and impairing their social and economic lives the number of Indonesian fishermen in 2017 declined to 2.64 million in 2018 and 2.39 million in 2019 The sun was just rising when 'KM Satria Tambah Makmur' took Dimas and Hadi away from the beach and perhaps stressful they will pass throughout this fishing season \\\"Maybe the challenges ahead for fishermen will be more difficult Ainur Rahmah writes regularly for Asia Sentinel This was made possible by a grant from the Arafura and Timor Seas Ecosystem Action Program (ATSEA) Part 2 will appear tomorrow 2019 at 6:44 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Get to know Stephanus 'Iwan' Juwana He is one of 5 candidates running for the 3 NJ — There is a contested race for the Bernards Township Board of Education election this upcoming November election with five candidates vying for the three open seats Stephanus "Iwan" Juwana is one of five candidates running for the three three-year seats in the election being held on Tuesday The other four candidates include: Suzanne Schafer Skalski Here is a look at who Juwana is and why he is running Candidates were asked to answer the same questions and each candidate profile will be posted on Patch's site as it gets closer to the election My name is Stephanus "Iwan" Juwana and I am running for Bernards Township BOE We were drawn to Bernards Township in 2016 by its highly-rated school system and community spirit of "small-town U.S." We feel very fortunate to live in a community where people value education and neighbors help neighbors; a town where we are proudly raising our twin sons and daughter Our sons are currently attending Cedar Hill elementary school I have worked at several investment firms as a senior analyst and co-portfolio manager I work as a senior industry analyst for a risk management firm focusing on retail credit analysis in Finance from Southern Methodist University in Dallas in Electrical Engineering from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands; and I also hold a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation Should I be fortunate enough to become a BOE member, I will hit the ground running in January 2020. I would be honored to have your support, your faith in me, and your vote on Nov. 5. Visit juwanaforboe.com for more information Being a Bernards Township resident and father of two elementary school children I care about the integrity and management of our school district I want to make sure that the school district has a balanced budget that does not cut into vital resources which will compromise the quality of education The bottom line: Bernards Township school district must be competitive without sacrificing quality I observed that the school budget has risen cumulatively by 9.3 percent while enrollment has declined by 10.5 percent There should be a positive correlation between a rise in enrollment and an increased budget and have confidence that their money is being used wisely we need to address challenges and explore opportunities in all areas of academic and special education to enable our students to meet the challenges of tomorrow I would like to be an advocate for your children in all areas covered under the school district umbrella such as curriculum the pending drop or A/B schedule as well as the school construction at Ridge High School and more we should also have appropriate expectations of our children while being sensitive to the stresses they feel Why do you feel you are qualified for this position I want to be a voice for all of those I represent in the community and I do not take this opportunity lightly I want to help ALL students to succeed in life regardless of their home environment As my children are still in elementary school I am committed to being here for the long haul We have a great district filled with diversity and I want to be a unifier in taking down labels and opening lines of communication for the common good my finance skills and diverse background make me well-suited to play an active role in maintaining and improving the school’s academic standards of excellence I have the ability to analyze facts and make choices that are sound financially What are some issues you would like to address if elected — (If you are a candidate and would like to participate in the election profile, email alexis.tarrazi@patch.com) Get Patch breaking news alerts sent right to your phone with our new app. Download here Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Mari Rhydwen and Sri Juwana do not work for own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and have disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment View all partners enjoying the tasty crustaceans has become a hot trend as more restaurants with names like The Holy Crab and Cut the Crab open up While crab meat is not yet a big part of the traditional Indonesian diet Crabs are very popular in China and the United States the two largest consumers of crab in the world more than half of the crabs exported from Indonesia have been going to the US the nation exported crabs worth US$262 million to the US more than other large exporters such as China But humans are not the only ones who like to devour these decapods That unfortunate tendency to eat each other means we have to work even harder to find new ways to breed them It’s notoriously difficult to hatch and rear crabs even when the only available prey is their own brothers and sisters over reliance on wild crabs is diminishing the stock The Indonesian government recently released a new regulation limiting the size of crabs that may be caught as well as banning the trapping of females carrying eggs But to help address the reduction in the number and size of wild crabs it would be good if farmers could find more ways to hatch and rear crabs At the Research Centre for Oceanography we have been looking for inexpensive ways to effectively cultivate mud crabs and blue swimmer crabs which could be adopted by local people who already make their livelihood through fish-farming The four species of mud crabs – Scylla serrata Portunus pelagicus – are all good eating crabs Because of the difficulty of hatching and rearing crabs they catch them in the wild with bottom gill nets and pots Any crab farming in Indonesia has generally focused solely on crab fattening: taking crabs from the wild and putting them into traditional brackish water ponds to feed until they are saleable Aquaculture has been practised in Indonesia since around CE 1400 when people began trapping milk-fish in coastal ponds often using methods that have changed little over the centuries But crab aquaculture is a much more recent development Unlike aquaculture projects overseas that often focus on large-scale capital-intensive and highly automated industries This is partly because of the limited research-funding available but also because of a desire to ensure that traditional fishers are not displaced in the interest of efficiency but we’ve developed ways to house newly hatched crabs individually in cheap plastic cups The most common kinds of water cups proved too low But it turns out that taller juice cups are just right We also tested a variety of feeding regimes to fatten the crabs along with the addition of fish oils and sources of calcium The fish diet increased the growth rates of the crabs more than shrimp Access to such information will allow farmers to improve the growth rate of their crabs This will also prevent crabs from being dependent on one kind of diet Farmers will be able to vary the food they give the crabs depending on the seasonal availability of different fish These two simple things – using cheap juice cups to individually house the crabs and feeding them with different formulated diets – allows fishermen to breed crabs from eggs of the female crabs Blue swimmer crabs can be cultured with herbivorous fishes in saltwater from six to eight months in a brackish water pond Because of the lack of a reliable source of reared crablets crabs have not been a major part of aquaculture many farmers concentrate on fish such as milk-fish Chanos chanos and tilapia Oreochromis spp To get fishermen trying out crab aquaculture we’ve encouraged them to experiment rearing both milk-fish and crabs in ponds where only milk-fish were reared previously The stock had to be fed daily with two different kinds of feed for the crabs and the fish making it more labor-intensive than monoculture-farming But the advantages are two crops can be raised and harvested simultaneously and because they are all placed within the nets Controlling crab density to avoid cannibalism was a new concept for farmers it was also novel to find out new technical tricks such as how to control salinity – a problem that needs to be overcome as the salt content of ponds changes with the seasons and crabs are particularly sensitive to salinity levels Developing research projects with farmers enables them to continue to farm in their local ponds It also lets them draw on the results of research enabling them to be more productive and sustainable more people not only in Indonesia but in other parts of the world can enjoy delicious crab meals for decades to come Harper's Bazaar Arabia The Iraqi singer and actress is set to join the cast of Netflix’s hit reality television A post shared by Netflix MENA (@netflixmena) According to Netflix, the third season of Dubai Bling will dive into the multifaceted lives of its cast members here in Dubai – exploring relationships, success, and drama. Jwana Karim is the perfect addition to the star-studded cast, and Bazaar Arabia introduces you to the new Dubai Bling member by sharing 7 fascinating facts about the prominent star. The 47-year-old celebrity is originally from Iraq, embodying the sophistication, beauty, and elegance of her home country. Despite the fact that the celebrity regularly travels across the globe, and given that she stars in Dubai Bling, Jwana lives here in Dubai. Prior to starring on Dubai Bling, Jwana was and continues to be a renowned Iraqi singer and actor, known for her famous song Kol Al Hala as well as her series Riches of the Desert and Sultana. A post shared by Jwana Karim (@jwanagram) Posing alongside the likes of Monica Bellucci Travis Scott – among so many other A-listers at the biggest annual events in the world such as global Fashion Weeks and the Formula 1 Grand Prix – Jwana is friends with some of the most influential people in the industry and lifestyle connoisseur consistently dons exquisite ensembles by the likes of Ellie Saab and Versace among other prominent luxury fashion designers The influential Jwana Karim has also collaborated with popular fashion brands such as MOTF Jet-setting across the globe on her private jet – from London and Saint Tropez – Jwana’s well-travelled nature is an integral part of her elevated lifestyle The 47-year-old entrepreneur has one beloved daughter named Celine Although Netflix has not confirmed the official release date of Dubai Bling’s third season it is safe to assume that the show will premiere in the middle of or at the end of the year Lead image courtesy of Instagram/@jwanagram art & more delivered directly to your inbox Few mother-daughter activities involve helmets and fishnets both are part of a regular uniform that also includes roller skates and elbow pads has been skating for the Cincinnati Rollergirls roller derby team under the name "Juwana Hurt" since 2007 she became the first daughter of a Rollergirl to become part of the adult team They haven't gotten to skate together yet – Carly will skate with the junior varsity team Lisa is recovering from an off-track injury and isn't sure when she'll be able to skate again – but they hope to both be on the roster some time this season "Most people don't get to do something like this We'll do alright; we'll smack some people around." joining roller derby was simply a way to get back on her skates A childhood friend from her skating days took her to a Rollergirls bout in December 2006 and she was "hooked." Her interest quickly trickled down to her daughters I bought them skates," Lisa said of her daughters: Carly (That team practices at The Skatin' Place in Colerain the same rink where their mom speed skated in the '70s and '80s.) Carly joins Cincinnati Rollergirls in the team's ninth season which is celebrating its 65th anniversary year "I feel like the team is much different than any other sports team." "And you get to dress so different," her mother pointed out "How often do you get to wear fishnets except for Halloween?" The Cincinnati Rollergirls' home schedule includes five doubleheaders: Tickets: $12, $10 advance. Trackside: $17, $15 advance; ages 7-12: $6, $5 advance; 6 and younger free. 800-745-3000, Ticketmaster.com Also: MadTree is now the official beer of the Cincinnati Rollergirls and the team's new after-party location and the after-parties will start at 10:30 p.m Info:www.cincinnatirollergirls.com This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page CINCINNATI — A rising number of families are experiencing homelessness in the region as the proportion of families receiving help is shrinking Four organizations serving as the region’s largest service network for homeless families presented 2024 data to Cincinnati City Council’s Equitable Growth and Housing Committee Tuesday, shedding light on a growing gap in the amount of services that can be offered to families. (Find a copy of the presentation here.) only 38.2% of families in need of shelter received emergency shelter “That total percentage who are getting nothing has only gotten bigger,” said Kevin Finn president of Strategies to End Homelessness expensive child care and loss of rental assistance vouchers are all playing a role in the increase in need “When the market does not have enough availability that means families stay in shelter longer,” she said limiting how many families can be served over the year The struggle for families is compounded by the rising cost of living good-earning employment are struggling to make ends meet: "We have people who come to our shelter who are going to work every day on eight- and 10-hour shifts at nursing homes." A job that’s growing in popularity among mothers in the shelter system is a State Tested Nursing Aide (STNA) But Burge said despite a gross monthly income of $2,500 affording the average rent for two bedrooms at $1,300 consumes more than half of the family’s pre-tax earnings many shelter residents still find themselves trapped in a cycle of instability "Even when they're working really hard and doing everything they can to get back into and stay in housing and that's what it comes down to," Burge said Figuring out exactly who needs help is another challenge “Families who are homeless are often invisible,” said Peg Dierkers “They stay in places where they are not visible because they are afraid of losing their children … They may be staying in a car in a neighborhood in a health system bathroom or waiting room or in an abandoned building that is really uninhabitable,” she said Chief Program Officer at the YWCA Greater Cincinnati: “Our goal is to truly break that cycle.” rapid rehousing and aftercare solutions to our families,” said Glover Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A backlash has begun in Indonesia against the granting of clemency to Australian drug smuggler Schapelle Corby An international law expert at the prestigious University of Indonesia said the original 20-year sentence had been consistent with Indonesians' strong views on smuggling "Don’t let external pressure affect our stance," he said It was revealed yesterday that President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono signed a clemency letter on May 15 reducing the 34-year-old's Corby's sentence by five years Professor Hikmahanto said if it was going to reduce Corby's sentence the Indonesian government should have asked for something in return from Australia "Clemency is not just about legal jurisdiction the government should ask for something political in return from Australia The government should show the public that they are strong and not bowing to pressure from the Australian government," he said The professor was reflecting a widely held belief here that foreigners should not be given special treatment in the Indonesian judicial system and that Indonesian people smugglers in Australian jails should be part of any deal to release Corby the head of Indonesian anti-drug organisation Granat accused the president of giving up Indonesia's sovereignty and of being inconsistent Previously the president has said he would not give clemency to criminals who had committed the most serious crimes "This inconsistency hurts the public’s feelings of justice About 50 Indonesians are killed due to drugs every day He said clemency for Corby would set a bad precedent because other countries may also ask the same for their citizens "What if other countries ask the same because Indonesians are behind bars in other countries And what about Indonesians who are behind bars The government should show the public that they are strong and not bowing to pressure from the Australian government don’t sacrifice the nation’s sovereignty." Foreign Minister Bob Carr has denied there was any deal even though Mr Yudhoyono signed the release just two days before Australia’s Attorney General Nicola Roxon announced the release of three under-age Indonesian people smugglers The Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa who suggested an idea of a prisoner swap to a group of Australian newspaper editors last week saying: "It is a completely legal matter." two Indonesian ministers had suggested that there was a link between the two issues State secretariat minister Sudi Silalahi said the president had signed Ms Corby's clemency letter hoping that "Australia will reciprocate with Indonesian prisoners" law and human rights minister Amir Syamsuddin said he thought the clemency would "give a signal to the Australian government" he said there had been no specific deal to reciprocate said the original 20-year sentence had been consistent with Indonesians' strong views on smuggling \\\"Don\\u2019t let external pressure affect our stance,\\\" he said reducing the 34-year-old's Corby's sentence by five years Professor Hikmahanto said if it was going to reduce Corby's sentence \\\"Clemency is not just about legal jurisdiction The government should show the public that they are strong and not bowing to pressure from the Australian government,\\\" he said accused the president of giving up Indonesia's sovereignty and of being inconsistent \\\"This inconsistency hurts the public\\u2019s feelings of justice don\\u2019t sacrifice the nation\\u2019s sovereignty.\\\" even though Mr Yudhoyono signed the release just two days before Australia\\u2019s Attorney General Nicola Roxon announced the release of three under-age Indonesian people smugglers saying: \\\"It is a completely legal matter.\\\" State secretariat minister Sudi Silalahi said the president had signed Ms Corby's clemency letter hoping that \\\"Australia will reciprocate with Indonesian prisoners\\\" law and human rights minister Amir Syamsuddin said he thought the clemency would \\\"give a signal to the Australian government\\\" “I hope lash extensions become more of a trend like getting your nails done,” says Rinta Juwana Now it’s something people do all the time.” October 19, 2017 • Fitness / Spas / Salons “I hope lash extensions become more of a trend, like getting your nails done,” says Rinta Juwana, owner of LashLove NYC She saw enough demand at her Affina Nail & Spa on Fulton Street (which has a sister salon on Church Street) to open LashLove NYC a boutique salon dedicated to eyelash extensions Where Affina has one bed for the treatment you receive a consultation about what you’re looking for and what works best for your face and material; there are synthetic and real options The lashes are then individually attached with glue—a new set takes around 75 minutes with touch-ups recommended every one-to-three weeks there are practical benefits to go along with the aesthetic ones: “Lash extensions make your daily makeup ritual easier because there’s no longer any need for mascara or curling.” P.S. For more on Juwana, read this Q&A she did with Anojja Shah back in 2011. LashLove NYC is at 130 Church (between Warren and Murray), 212-349-5274, lashlovenyc.com it was not much of a luxury to get your nails done in the late 80s/early 90s Everyone got their nails done even back then I lived in Kips Bay/Murray Hill in the early 90s and there were nail salons every 2-3 blocks As a recent college grad making peanuts in 1990 I was still able to get my nails done on a regular basis and didn’t think it was a luxury…more like a necessity Now more than ever I find stories about recent immigrants’ experiences are important to read and share Tribeca Citizen on Instagram Juwanna Man is rated PG-13 for “Lil’ Kim’s booty not included.” Juwanna Man is rated PG-13 for “Lil’ Kim’s booty not included” (mind you: the film’s highlight is a cutesy ass-grabbing scenario on the film’s basketball court) The film packs about as much punch as an urban Afterschool Special (something about a man needing to wear heels in order to learn the meaning of teamwork) which means Juwanna Mann is more Just One of the Guys than Weird Science If the film feels as if it should be buried in an ’80s compost heap blame the filmmakers and a terrifyingly effective Núñez Jr Juwana Mann is retro-reductive and with Lil’ Kim bailing ship five minutes in Ed Gonzalez is the co-founder of Slant Magazine A member of the New York Film Critics Circle his writing has appeared in The Village Voice document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "aa6e920d5c0c81d3dfc9fd5231e4f56b" );document.getElementById("facec42938").setAttribute( "id" and website in this browser for the next time I comment executive director of the Atlantic City Arts Foundation; Fran Wise director of development for Avanzar; Sontay Spence Atlantic County domestic violence liaison; and JuWana McNear community services team leader for Avanzar stand in front of a mural of Sara Spencer Washington one of the country’s first Black millionaires Atlantic County Domestic Violence Liaison JuWana McNear community services team leader of Avanzar and Joyce Hagen Atlantic City Arts Foundation stand in front of mural of Madame Sara Spencer Washington who was one of the country's first black millionaires She founded the Apex News and Hair Company in Atlantic City Monday Nov 2 Edward Lea / Staff Photographer Press of Atlantic City ATLANTIC CITY — For most of the murals created in the resort and sponsored by the Atlantic City Arts Foundation during the past three years the artists were given leeway on subjects and in how they expressed themselves When the organization decided it wanted to pay an artist to create a mural in the image of a specific individual for the first time the subject selected was the late Madame Sara Spencer Washington Washington founded the Apex News and Hair Company in the resort and was one of America’s first Black millionaires Her mural is located on the exterior of a building on the southeast corner of Atlantic Avenue and Dr The Arts Foundation has wanted to have murals painted that depict something from the resort’s history but it wasn’t until the foundation was approached by Avanzar Avanzar and the Arts Foundation partnered to create the mural depicting Washington as part of its 48 Blocks AC initiative and as part of Avanzar’s educational initiative called “Girls as Leaders.” ATLANTIC CITY — The Atlantic City Arts Foundation is still creating murals in the city amid … “No one can contest that she was a great asset,” said Hagen “She had a philanthropic past and gave a lot back to the community.” Peace Amongst Youth and Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City programs and our mission is to empower individuals and families,” said Fran Wise “This mural certainly empowers all of us.” inherited the family’s collection of photographs Scott donated a large part of the collection to the Library of Congress but he selected the images to be among those chosen for the mural The reference photo is from a 1935 issue of Apex News and Hair Magazine when Washington was 46 The photo the mural is based on is a striking image that shows his aunt as happy but determined “I sent BK Foxx (the muralist) 20 images of Madame her factory and promotional photos,” Scott said “The result is outstanding in my humble opinion.” Scott thought some type of visual commemoration of his aunt was a longtime coming in the resort “I was familiar with the foundation,” said Scott about the Atlantic City Arts Foundation Scott was in the resort in February when he showed his award-winning documentary “The Sara Spencer Washington Story” at Stockton University The event also included the presentation of the first Sara Spencer Washington Scholarship created by Stockton Professor of Chemistry Kelly Keenan to support a biochemistry/molecular biology major Foxx was last in the resort in May 2019 painting with the Arts Foundation and its mural festival She also painted the “Not for Sale” wall at Georgia and Pacific avenues Foxx doesn’t often paint historical figures She uses spray paint and completed the mural last month the difficulty in painting it was using such an old reference photo There’s no resolution in photos taken 100 years ago so to blow that up 1,000 times life size is quite a challenge,” Foxx said Foxx is pretty methodical in the way she works so she usually plans ahead and tries to work out all the kinks in advance of actually showing up to physically paint a project Foxx had no idea who Washington was before being commissioned to work on the mural One of the interesting things about her job is that she learns all kinds of things she wouldn’t normally from having such individual and varied projects “I learned a lot about her during the whole process,” said Foxx about Washington “It doesn’t make a difference in the physical painting for me knowing who it is — but it makes a big difference in how I feel about painting it before and after I’m finished Feeling a sense of purpose for it and relevance is important for me.” finishes a mural near Pacific and Mississippi avenues last year Foxx also worked on the Washington mural and completed that job last month She said the biggest challenge was working off old reference photos finishes her mural off 2309 Pacific Avenue part of a week-long public art mural project sponsored by 48 Blocks is part of a week-long public art mural project sponsored by 48 Blocks finish their mural on Friday titled ‘All the Signs Point to a New Horizon” off New Jersey Avenue in Atlantic City a week-long public art mural project sponsored by 48 Blocks finishes his untitled mural off Pacific Avenue near New York Avenue about his untitled mural off Pacific Avenue near New York Avenue Detail of the untitled mural by Denton Burrows finishes his mural off Pacific Avenue near New York Avenue The mural is part of a week-long public art project called 48 Blocks which is a partnership between the Atlantic City Arts Foundation and Stockton University Burrows did not work from a sketch and chose to leave the building's siding exposed for his background said Wednesday that they are on schedule to finish their mural by the end of the week if the weather continues to stay nice is working today on a mural that shows a woman ripping a check that will be repainted three times to give the mural motion and change traveled to Atlantic City from Boston to paint his mural on the Rodeway Inn on Pacific Ave He plans to create a scene that depicts migratory birds commonly found in the area raised and lowered his own scaffolding with ropes and climbed up a thin metal ladder Wednesday to continue to sketch out this mural of Sammy Davis Jr New York Artist Denton Burrows worked on his mural at Best Liquores on Pacific Avenue Wednesday and on a joint mural on the walls of the CRDA building at North New Jersey Ave Chu said it will depict a streetscape full of vintage signage to show a time when advertisements were more personal VJackson@pressofac.com Email notifications are only sent once a day MAYS LANDING — The owner of Funny Farm Rescue said Wednesday morning she’s planning to press charges after more than 20 cats were left on the … ATLANTIC CITY — Getting pulled over for speeding on Atlantic Avenue or running a red light on Pacific Avenue will still earn drivers a traffic… Apple CEO Tim Cook praised the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City’s STEAM program in a tweet Thursday afternoon PLEASANTVILLE — Efforts to enrich Atlantic City’s art and culture scene have started to move inland The Atlantic City Free Public Library’s Film Society met Saturday via Zoom to discuss the career of actor Sean Connery a social justice movement and a contentious national election: If the past 10 months have proven anything PLEASANTVILLE — The city’s downtown business district has its attributes but few people would describe it as beautiful was a Black millionaire who founded the Apex News & Hair Company in 1919… Sign up for a digital subscription to The Press of Atlantic City now and take advantage of a great offer Get 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